Vocabulary Tricks Part 10: Co-education

February 4, 2017    

Co-education is a system of imparting education to both boys and girls together. Coeducation reflects that there is no discrimination between boys and girls. It also develops a feeling of comradeship among them. In co-education schools, boys and girls intermingle.
As a result, enigmas and prejudices gradually vanish. Students shed inhibitions and develop harmonious relations. C0-education also helps in reducing gender bias. This system should be given precedence to wipe out male dominance.
However, some conservative people oppose the system. They feel that adolescents can go astray as they are of impressionable age.

WORDS WITH MEANING AND ADDITIONAL EXAMPLES 

Discrimination

Meaning: Inequality on basis of age, colour, gender etc.
Example: There is no racial discrimination in our institute.
Synonym: prejudice, bias, bigotry, intolerance, unfairness

Comradeship

Meaning: Friendship
Example: He is enjoying comradeship with others in the team.
Synonym: friendship, companionship, fellowship

Intermingle

Meaning: Mix or mingle together
Example:The shouting intermingled with sounds of laughter.
Synonym: mix, intermix, mingle, unite, affiliate, associate

Enigmas

Meaning: A person or thing difficult to understand
Example: She was still an enigma to him.
Synonym: mystery, puzzle, riddle, conundrum, paradox

Prejudice

Meaning: unjust behaviour that is not based on reason
Example: They are the victim of racial prejudice.
Synonym: preconceived idea, preconception

Vanish

Meaning: come to an end
Example: The work in which he was involved vanishes.
Synonym: cease to exist, pass away, die out, become obsolete, evaporate

Inhibition

Meaning: A feeling that makes one self-conscious
Example: He has overcome his inhibitions.
Synonym: shyness, reticence, self-consciousness, reserve

Harmonious

Meaning: Free from disagreement
Example: The company wants harmonious relations among employees.
Synonym: friendly, amicable, cordial, amiable

Gender bias

Meaning: Discrimination on basis of gender
Example: Gender bias should not be there in society.

Precedence

Meaning: Considering important
Example: Human rights should be given precedence.
Synonym: take priority over, be considered more important than

Wipe out

Meaning: Destroyed or defeated
Example: There is a need of a nuclear wipeout.

Dominance

Meaning: Power and influence over others
Example: Hollywood dominates film industry.
Synonym: supremacy, superiority, ascendancy, pre-eminence

Conservative

Meaning: Dislike change or innovation and holding traditional values
Example: They are very conservative in their outlook.
Synonym: traditional, conventional, orthodox

Adolescents

Meaning: Teenagers
Example: It is difficult to understand adolescents.
Synonym: pubescent, youthful, young, juvenile

Astray

Meaning: Away from the correct path
Example: He went astray but his father redirected him.
Synonym: off target, wide of the mark, wide, awry

Impressionable

Meaning: Easily influenced
Example: Media has a lot of influence on impressionable minds.
Synonym: susceptible, receptive, persuadable, pliable, malleable
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